Eureka Quadrant Ceiling Suspended Pendant

November 24, 2023

Quadrant pendant highlights our discreet Mika 4230 diffusor by redefining its volume and scale. Lighted versions (4232) or the versions without light source (4232U) can be used alone or combined to create impressive layouts, while multiplying the sound absorption. Available in 3 sizes and with a variety of decorative cutout pattern made by a high precision CNC cutter.

Eureka Quadrant Ceiling Suspended Pendant

Quadrant is suspended on a clear power cable with standard or slim magnetic canopy available in white fine textured finish, with no visible fastener. Quadrant Unlit is suspended on an aircraft cable without canopy and is assembled without tools with an ingenious crisscross joining system.

The shade is composed of two rigid interlocked sound absorbing panels that increases acoustic comfort. They are made from synthetic felt composed of recycled and recyclable polyethylene (PET) fibers with low VOC, formaldehyde-free, non-irritant and odorless. Panels are available in 30 colors.

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